Xbox Cloud Gaming is reportedly set to allow users to play their owned Xbox games via cloud streaming, starting next month. This would drastically increase the number of games available for Xbox users to play on the go.
Officially launched in 2020, Xbox Cloud Gaming enables users to play supported games on any screen, without the need for a console or PC. The service, which is still in beta, is available to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers in select regions around the world. So far, cloud streaming on Xbox has only been supported for certain games that are featured in the Game Pass catalog. However, this may change very soon as rumors suggest Xbox may start making titles from a user's library playable on its cloud gaming service.
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Certain Xbox players will begin getting access to the games sitting in their library via Xbox Cloud Gaming as soon as next month, as per a report in The Verge. The console giant is set to "test" streaming owned games that currently aren't part of Xbox's Game Pass lineup. It...
